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CAGE SCORES
By The Associated Press
SATURDAY
FAR WEST
Southern California 64 San Fran
cisco 68
Stanford 70 Santa Clara 64
Washington 54 Oregon State 37
Idaho 72 Oregon 66
Wyoming 84 New Mexico 48
Montana 63 Utah 60
Denver 68 Utah State 46
Colorado A&M 60 Colorado State 56
EAST
St. John's (Bkn) 59 Niagara 55
Holy Cross 68 Colgate 51
Princeton 79 Penn 77
Cornell 71' Yale 61
Dartmouth 59 Harvard 57
Columbia 65 Army 61
MIDWEST
St. Bonaventure 67 Cincinnati 55
Iowa 73 Illinois 68
St. Louis 80 Notre Dame 68
Indiana 93 Purdue 70
Nebraska 67 Oklahoma 66
Kansas State 55 Missouri 52
Minnesota 54 Wisconsin 47
Michigan State 70 Ohio State 52
Michigan 71 Northwestern 69
SOCTH
Kentucky 93 Georgia Tech 42
Duke 70 Navy 68 (overtime)
Virginia 79 Richard 47
Auburn 60 Tennessee 55
North Carolina 68 Furman 53
SOUTHWEST
Texas 57 Southern Methodist 49
Rice 59 Arkansas 55
Baylor 52 Texas A&M 45
Oregon Prep Basketball
By The Associated Press
Salem Academy 49. Toledo 36
Taft 61 Central Union (Monmouth)
40
Astoria 44, Tillamook 41
Baker 53. The Dalles 30
Oswego 60 Sherwood 44
Powers 56 Riddle 35
Marshfield 56. Myrtle Point 40
Coquille 66, North Bend 57
La Grande 78 Hermiston 52
SUNDAY games
Columbia Prep (PorUand) 33 Mt.
Angel 31
St. Francis (Eugene) 63, Elmlra 49
Bearcats
Near Title
Northwest Conference
By The Associated Press
W L PCT. PF PA
8 1 .888 696 518
9 3 .750 825 732
5 6 .455 647 700
4 5 .444 574 569
3 7 .300 614 664
1 8 .111 423 596
Willamette
Lewis and Clark
Pacific
Whitman
Linfield
College of Idaho
; Saturday results:
Willamette 82 Lewis and Clark 69;
Pacific 71, Linfield 64
Willamette's smooth clicking,
sharpshootlng hoop team of vet-
erans crushed- Lewis and Clark
twice over the week-end to bring
the Northerwest Conference basket
ball title close to- their grasp.
' The Bearcats' Tace-horse fast
break offensive was too much for
the 'Pioneers, who had held first
place and are unbeaten by other
conference teams.
Ted Loder, a keen-eyed forward,
and Doug Logue a polished cen
ter were Willamette's deadliest
marksmen in its 86-79 and 82-69 vic
tories. Loder registered 53 points
and Logue 39.
Lewis and Clark played the sec
ond game without its ace forward
Ken Servas, who suffered an in
jury while scoring 19 points In the
first contest. John Feuz, the Pio
neers's big center had a two-game
total of 29.
Willamette could just about
clinch the championship by beating
fourth-place Whitman and cellar
dwelling College of Idaho next Fri
day and Saturday.
Pacific swept a two-game series
from Linfield, 1951 co-champion
with Willamette, to move into third
place. The scores were 70-62 and
71-64. Forward Julian Amaya
parked Pacific with 29 points.
Ellen Wins
At Wickenberg
Mrs. Paul (Ellen) Farrens,
Klamath Falls, won the Wicken
berg, Ariz., Country Club cham
pionship, Reames Pro Earl
Schneiter announced today.
Mrs. Farrens, with her husband,
Is a non-resident member of the
Wickenberg Country Club. They're
vacationing there. Ellen shot an 88
In winning the club title.
Huskies
2 Up On
Vandals
Northern Division Basketball
By The Associated Press
W L Pet.
Washington 10 2 .833
Idaho 7 3 .700
Washington State 6 7 .417
Oregon 3 5 .375
Oregon State 1 9 .100
Saturday's results:
Washington 54 Oregon State 37
Idaho '72 Oregon 66
Southern Division
W L PCT.
California 4 2 .667
UCLA 3 3 .500
Southern Cal. 3 3 .600
Stanford 2 4 .333
The Idaho Vandals, still holding
a faint hope of taking the Northern
Division, Pacific Coast Conference
basketball title, have two shots at
tailend Oregon State this week be
fore tackling defending champion
Washington.
And the Vandals who split a
pair with Oregon over the weekend
49-56 and 77-66. will need to sweep
the series at Corvallis Monday and
Tuesday to remain In the running.
A pair of victories will leave the
Idahoans a game behind Washing
ton when they meet at Moscow Fri
day and Saturday.
Oregon and Oregon State tangle
in another Friday-Saturday series,
while Washington State, the fifth
Northern Division team rests.
The Washington Huskies, eighth
ranked nationally in the Associated
Press poll, pulled two games ahead
of Idaho with 69-56 and 54-37 week
end wins over Oregon State.
Deadeye Bob Houbregs 6 foot t
center, counted 30 points Saturday
night in pacing Washington to its
10th conference win of the season.
Houbregs connected for 11 of 14
shots from the Hem tor a new
school record. LaDon Henson set
the previous record of 7 for 10 in
1951. Oregon State's best challenge
came in the second quarter when
the Beavers spurted to close the
margin at halftime to 29-21.
Idaho and Oregon battled on
even terms for most of the Vandal-
Duck tilt at Eugene. The game was
tied seven times before Herb Mil
lard's field goal, with eight minutes
left, put the Vandals ahead to stay.
Oregon led 35-34 at the half.
Vanport
Drops Pair
By The Associated Press
Vnnport gained undisputed pos-:
session of first pluce in Oregon
Colleniate Conference standings
over the weekend.
But it was due to Oregon Col
lege of Educations two defeats at
the hands of Oregon Tech. Friday I
OT1 won 66-til. Sutimlny, OTI,
pneed by Tom Schubert who scored
22 points, defeated OU K 56-4.1.
Vnnport meantime lost a non-
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